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Old 03-22-16, 08:36 AM
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Bike tinker man
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As the tyre size gets bigger so naturally its circumference will increase, I’ve just had this problem on rebuild where I had to drop the trye size to fit between the chain stays.

Without a photo I’m trying to understand what exactly you mean maybe I’m missing something :-

You say the distance to the seat post do you mean the seat post half way down to the BB when looking at the wheel at 9.0’ clock ? or are you referring to the seat post bridge where the brake caliper is ?.

Either way it seems a very small distance,

I’m asking a stupid question – is the rear wheel fully back in the drop out slots ?
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